January 2026 Book Of The Month
The Ravens, Kass Morgan

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January 2026 Book Of The Month
The Ravens, Kass Morgan

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First of all YESSSSS, WE ARE GOING TO THE AQUARIUM AND PETTING STINGRAYS.
Second of all, here are those genuine Dad!Corrupted Scarecroe Examples:
Scarecrow loving to defy Glinds every now and then (It's good for her, he tells little Una. Keeps her on her toes.) so sometimes when Una misbehaves, Scarecrow'll sneak her out of her room to hang out with him, or slip her hot chocolate and lollies, or flash her a reassuring smile and wink; assuring her that it's all okay.
Scarecrow telling Una bedtime stories of him and his old friends like he did for Ozma sometimes (When he has nothing better to do, or Glinda forced him). Sure, the way he tells them now is a little different, he calls Tin a twitterpatted twit and the the Lion an animal- and whenever Una asks about the great Dorothy he sighs at her-- but his hand is always comfortingly on her tummy or her side, rocking her to sleep with a gentle precision.
Scarecrow telling Una jokes!! They're awful (as in, gross and kinda mean), but she laughs because they make her dad laugh š§”
Scarecrow always remembering to feed Una. Always. Glinda might go into States where all she can think about are her devious plans and cunning strategies and what next-- bit the Scarecrow will always take Una to the kitchen and spread some jam on a piece of bread for her for dinner. It's not a lot and it's not nutritious but it's more then her adoptive mother remembered to give her. And he stays with her, muttering about Glinda (sometimes complaining to Una about Glinda), while she eats, so he can send her straight to bed after (he knows he may not need it, but she does!).
I wish I could come up with more but I have to get ready for work! ^^ Hope you're having a good day ^^ See ya! ššš¦š³
MAAAAAANNNNNNN OMG OMG YOU REALLY ARE TRYING TO KILL ME WITH DAD SCARECROW!!! AND IT HURTS MY HEART THAT THIS IS CORRUPTED SCARE ššššššššš
Alright, I've had all day to brew on this XD be prepared for plenty of incohesive thoughts. For anyone else reading, be warned as this mentions a lot of gore. If you know anything about the Dorothy must Die universe, you know that it gets pretty dark. With that warning out of the way-
just finished reading theĀ ādorothy must die stories volume 1ā³, andĀ āheart of tinā by danielle page, and i wanted to share my thoughts, because iāve thought about them constantly since. i donāt want to readĀ āthe straw kingā orĀ āking of the beastsā, because i was a little disturbed by the body horror at the end ofĀ āheart of tinā, but i might read them someday. anyway, thoughts:
danielle page had a really interesting idea, and itās a shame that the main series focused on amy gumm as the protagonist. i literally stopped readingĀ ādorothy must dieā because of the boring romance subplot
the series would have been much more interesting if sheād focused on the original book/movie characters (dorothy, the wizard, the tin woodsman, the scarecrow, the lion) and really explored their various declines at length, instead of just making them all evil in short novellas
she really didnāt give any of the eventual villains anyĀ development, huh? itās justĀ āred magic mist and now theyāre evil because magic corrupted themā. i donāt know if theyāre fleshed out more in the main series, but from what iāve read, i donāt think so
wowĀ the body horror was a lot. that final description of what happened to norbert the winkie was horrible. page seemed to really revel in the grotesque description, and the suffering. iāve read online from people who read the main series that the whole series is full of gore and body horror. i vaguely remember some fromĀ ādorothy must dieā, but something about the horror at the end ofĀ āheart of tinā just hit me
i want to know glindaās deal. i checked the other prequel novellas, and i donāt think she gets an origin story, which is a shame. sheās clearly the main villain, controlling all the others. whatās up with her? does the mains series explain?
oddly, the wizardās narrative voice was my favourite. i was really fond of him by the end of his story, and didnāt want to stop reading. it would have been so much better if heād had a true change of heart, and heād been theĀ āprophesiedā one from the other place who was supposed to defeat dorothy, instead of amy
again, it feels like thereās just a better story hidden inside this series. i may one day try the main series again, but for now, i think i need a break from the grimdark of it all
Shelfconfidence BPC
Day 18- Crossroads
A Phoenix Must First Burn: A new Sci-Fi & Fantasy anthology puts the spotlight on Black Girls and Gender Nonconforming TeensĀ š
According to its subtitle,Ā A Phoenix First Must BurnĀ collects "16 stories of Black Girl Magic, resistance, and hope." The book is a first for editor Caldwell, who joins 15 other prominent authors of color in the collection. The pool of contributors includes previously published and award-winning authors, as well as writers making their print debuts.A Phoenix First Must BurnĀ is composed by:
Elizabeth Acevedo, National Book Award-winning author of The Poet X
Amerie
Patrice Caldwell
Dhonielle Clayton, author of The Belles
Jalissa Corrie
Somaiya Daud, author of Mirage
Charlotte Nicole Davis, author of The Good Luck Girls
Alaya Dawn Johnson, author of The Summer Prince
Justina Ireland, author of Dread Nation
Danny Lore, author of Queen of Bad Dreams
L.L. McKinney, author of A Blade So Black
Danielle Paige, author of Dorothy Must Die
Rebecca Roanhorse, author of Trail of Lightning
Karen Strong, author of Just South of Home
Ashley Woodfolk, author of The Beauty That Remains
Ibi Zoboi, author of Pride
Release date |Ā March 10, 2020 Goodreads

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Just when I thought that I had seen pretty much everything YA had to offer, I read this book. Normally, I donāt even like short stories but because of the horror element within each story, I was quickly engaged and couldnāt stop reading. This is a perfect book for somewhat non-committal horror reading for fall.
Get in line now for these popular YA books coming out this year! (Recs from Christina W.)
Wires and Nerve by Marissa Meyer: (January 31st 2017) Return to the world of The Lunar Chronicles with this new graphic novel all about Iko and her adventures taking out rogue packs of wolf soldiers - with the help of a handsome royal guard.
Wintersong by S Jae-Jones: (February 7, 2017) On the last night of the year, the beautiful Goblin King rides forth in search of a bride. When he chooses Lieslās sister, she has no choice but to journey to the Underground herself to change her sisterās fate.
King's Cage by Victoria Aveyard: (February 7th 2017) The latest installment in the story of Mare Barrow - one full of rebellion, betrayal, and a kingdom on the brink of ruin.
Caraval by Stephanie Garber: (January 31st 2017) Caravel comes but once a year. It is a distant, elaborate performance and game in which the audience is invited to participate. Scarlett has all but given up on attending now that her father has arranged a marriage for her - but at the last moment, she is whisked away to the show... only to find that she herself is the game this year. The Futures by Anna Pitoniak: (January 17th 2017) Evan and Julia fit neatly into each others lives. Upon graduating from Yale in 2008, they both go on to do exactly what they want; Julia, hailing from a life of privilege, takes a low-paying job at a nonprofit. Evan, from small-town Canada, follows his ambition to a hedge fund. But when the recession hits, they both find themselves questioning their world and each other.
Carve the Mark by Veronica Roth: (January 17th 2017) From the author of Divergent comes a story of those blessed with a currentgift; a unique power to shape the future. But Akos and Cyraās gifts are all too easy to take advantage of in their violent world. Can they regain control over their own lives and survive?
Lord of Shadows by Cassandra Clare: (May 23rd 2017) The next installment in the Dark Artifices series, a shadowhunters novel. Emma and Julian continue to struggle with their forbidden desire while the Fae become restless and challenge the Cold Peace.
The End of Oz by Danielle Paige: (March 14th 2017) The fourth book in the Dorothy Must Die series. Amy Gumm, the other girl from Kansas, travels the Yellow Brick Road to Ev and the Nome Kingās domain in order to save Oz from Dorothyās revenge.
See more of Christina W.ās recs!